Sound-To-Light; Turning On Sound-To-Light - Compulite Spark User Manual

Sound-to-Light

To use the Sound-to-Light feature, your board must have the Sound-to-Light option
installed. Plug a sound source into the Audio connector on Spark's back panel. The
connector uses 3 pin XLR connectors.
Sound-to-Light operates memory, group, and chaser assignments on controllers. Each
pulse operates 1 step of the chaser or flashes the memory or group assignment.
The Sound-to-Light must be enabled to allow controller response. Sound-to-Light response
can be enabled or disabled for all or some of the controllers.
Sound-to-light assignments are stored in snaps and thus recorded with the show data.
You can make a macro to enable and disable Sound-to-Light for automatic operation.

Turning on sound-to-light

Selected or all controllers respond to Sound-to-Light. Controllers can be enable for Sound-
to-Light only when there is an assignment present.
Programming 1 controller to respond
Keypresses
1. Assign a group, a
memory, or a chaser to a
controller.
2. Press [S/L ON]
3. Press the controller Soft
Key.
Programming all controllers to respond
Keypresses
1. Press [S/L ON]
Æ Æ
2. Press [ ]
Programming selected controllers to respond
Example: Program controllers 1
Keypresses
1. Press [S/L ON]
2. Press controller 1's SK
Æ Æ
3. Press [ ]
4. Press controller 8's SK
Example: Program controllers 1, 3, 12, and 15.
Results/Comments
A controller that is listening to sound-to-light
displays a musical note icon.
Results/Comments
A musical note icon is displayed for all
controllers.
Æ
8.
Results/Comments
S/L On appears in the command line.
A musical note icon is displayed for controllers Æ
1 8.
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